floppy

Solid construction, with a sort of floppy, flexible rubber flap under the “hairs” to give them a little more structure.

The rifle, which seemed as much a part of his usual costume as his floppy hat, was under his arm.

So the gnarble swam around inside, trying very hard to think, And while he did, his floppy tail was tickling the plink.

So stick out those big, floppy ears of yours and really listen.

Of course, Betty was equally ignorant of why she was made to pose with a floppy bow around her neck, tied to an annoying rock.

Peter was a large-minded person; he did not mind that Hilary wore no collar and a floppy tie.